BROOKLYN, NEW YORK 1824
Spooner's Brooklyn Directory, for 1824. Brooklyn, N.Y. Published by Alden Spooner, at the Office of the Long-Island Star, No. 60 Fulton-street, June, 1824.
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— Abstract of new Health Law, -
~ Abstract of Village _— :
- Village Officers, - - ;
— Fire Department, - - - Churches, Pastors, and Officers, United States’ Navy Yard, - -
Masonic Lodges, ee aa Incorporated Firemen, - -
Trustees of School District No. l, Long-Island Bank, - - s Brooklyn Fire speenees Company,
Town Officers of Brooklyn, - e Kings County—Civil Officers © «0: « Medical Society, ee ee” ee Te Militia, ee ee ee
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ABBOT DANIEL, tavern & liverjiifible 12 Main c. Abbot John, shoemaker, 76 Jay [ Water Abrahams Austin, hostler, Poplar
Abrahams James, furdresser, 13 Poplar Abrahams James, carpenter, Nassau near Bridge
@ Ackley John, carpenter, Navy-st.
Adams Mrs. John near Little
African Methodist Church, 77 High
Agar Edward, York near Gold
Avar William, York near Gold
Aierly Samuel, furdresser, 2 Nassau
Akins Constantia, widow, 14 Fulton
Albert John, ropemaker, 70 Jay
Aldworth Henry, dry goods store, 108 Fulton Allen John, 63 Main
Allen James, painter & glazier, 71 Main Alms-House, 84 Nassau :
Anderson David, stonecutter, 2 Dock, h. 50 Main Anderson John, sawyer, 3 alley near James Anderson Samuel, 93 Pearl
Anderson widow Eliza, grocery, 6¢ Main Anderson Nancy, alley near Jace
Angus Samuel, captain U.S. N. 2 ton Angus William, carpenter, 83 Front
Applegate Lewis, carpenter, Concord corner of Pearl Apprentices’ Library, 145 Fulton
Armstrong Thomas, tavern, 78 Furman
Arnold Thomas, ropemaker, 3 High
Arnoux, Francis, confectioner, Little near, Navy Ash Charles, 14 Hicks |
Ash Michael, laborer, Prospect near Gold
Ash Jane, widow of James, 37 Middagh
Aymar, John P. grocer, 12 Water
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B Bach Robert, merchant, 30 Front, distillery Jackson’s Dock, office 43 Fulton, N. Y. =
Back Peleg, builder, 138 Fulton
Back Simeon, hardware store, $ Front
Bailey Abraham, carpenter, Bridge c. Prospect Baisley David, marketman, 74 Jay
Baisley John, cartman, 27 Furman
Baisley Thomas, milkman, 3 Prospect Ball Charles, Pipeican 95 Fulton, h. Columbia c. Cran- Ball & Wendell, physicians, 95 Fulton [berry Bal! Stephen, Navy-street
Baldwin, John, carpenter, 64 Pearl
Baldwin Linus, mason, Orange
Baldwin ——~, combmaker, 74 Jay
Bampton William, ship carpenter, 119 Sands
Banks William, pocketbeok maker, 33 Adams Barker Benjamin T. Eagle tavern, Joralemon n. shore Barker Richard, mariner, John near Navy
Barkeloo Evert, grocer, 18 Fulton, h. 52 Sands Barkuloo Harmanus, grocery & tavern, 6 Fulton Barnet William, labourer, rear 69 Front
Barr James, stone cutter, 33 Fulton, h. 26 Main
Barr Peter, 58 Main
Barr Robert, coal-yard, 25 Water
Barth Francis, ropemaker, Nassau
‘Barth William, ropemak«r, Gold near Sands
Bartlett Robert, grocer, 145 Sands c. Gold
Bass Lyman, carpenter, 7 Cranberry
Bates William, grocer, 41 Main ' Bates Robert, distiller, 5 Dock . Baxter Timothy, York c. Gold
Beatty. John, grocer, 75 Main
Bedell Daniel, boatman, 27 Main
Bedell Daniel, hair dresser, 26 Fulton ; Bedell James, cartman, 10 Stewart’s-alley Bedell John R. laborer, Everitt
Bedell Moses, Carpenter, 100 Sands
Beers William, shoemaker, Orange
Bell George, printer, 29 Washington °
Benjamin Simeon, Nassauc. Adams, store 371 Pearl,
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Bennet Fulkert, milkman, 14 Washington Bennet Jobn C. tailor, 49 Sands Bennet Abraham, cartman, Jay c. Prospect Bennet William, shoestore, 90 Fulton Bennet William, laborer, 57 Concord . Bennet William, glassblower, near Livingston Kennet Winant, shoe store, 92 Fulton Bennet Mrs. Deborah, 43 Middagh B-nnet Jane, alley between Fulton and Poplar Bergen John, jun. shoe store, 61 Fulton , : Berry Sarah, widow of W liam, Jackson near York b Beynon Evan, teacher, 33 Nassau : | Bibrim William, ropemaker, Nassau near Bridge Bigelow William, bovkbinder, 50 Fulton — Bill Cyrus, dry goods store, junction of Main & Fulton, Bilis David, hatter, 42 Main h. 16 Poplar Birch George L printer & bookseller, 99 h. 97 Fulton. Bird Daniel, carpenter, Jay c. High : Bird Edward, ropemaker, 70 Concord Bird John B. ship carpenter, 81 Front Birdsall Tnomas W 62 Fulton Birdsail Samucl S 96 Sands Birdsall Martha, widow of Samuel, 2t Front Birkbeck Alexander, chain cable manufactory, 65 Wa- | ter, h. 20 Hicks : Birtsell Thomas, shoemaker, 98 Sands ; Blackweli John, carpenter, 66 Nassau 4 Blair John, blacksmith, 10! Sands | Blair Ann, widow of Archibald, Hen Bliss Phebe, widow of Jonathan, 11 Middagh ; * Bloodgood Abraham B. sailing mas. U.S N. 141 Sands Bloomer John W:. hatter, Marshal near Navy Yard Bloomfield Joel, shipwright, Marshal near Navy Yard Boerum Abraham, cartman, 58 Nassau c. Pearl Bogart Adrian, furdresser, 85 Sands | Bogart Abraham, marketman, 4 High Bogert Gi'bert, shoemaker, 26 Hicks Bond Isaac, bricklayer, 126 Fulton . Bond John, furdresser, 113 Fulton * ; Booth John, hatter, 123 Fulton | 4 Booth Obadiah, cartman, 136 Fulton “ a
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Boughton Chloe, tayloress, 13 Ilicks
Bourdett Peter, carpenter, 67 Pearl
Bourdett Peter E. carpenter, Orange
Bourdett Stephen S. grocer. York c. Gold
Bowie Belinda, widow, 36 Washington
Bowne Rodman, ferrymaster, 59 Front
Bowne Thomas, ferryman, Water near Washington Boyle Barney, laborer, 86 Adams
Boyle Richard, hairdresser, 69- Main
Boyd Edward, painter, 5 High
Boyd James, leather dresser, 60 Nassau
Bragaw Isaac, milkman, 256 Fulton
Bradenhouse Chailes, cartman, 15 Hicks
Brady Charies, Little near Piymouth
‘Brady James, tavern, Little near Plymouth
Braiicy Isaac, shoemaker, Prospect near Bridge Brett Edward, Navy near Navy Yard [N. Y. Brewster Lot E. merchant, 3 Poplar, office 127 Front Brewster Lot E. & co. dry goods store, 98 Fulton Brewster Benajah, fisherman, Poplar c. Hicks
Brill Jacob, Elizabeth
Brinckerhoff Manuel, 63 Main
Brister Thomas, rear 126 Fulton
Bristow Thomas, laborer, 37 Main
Bristow William K. musician, 37 Main
Brooklyn Fire Insurance Company, 11 Front c. Dock Brooks John, brewer, Gold near Sands - Brosman Thomas, York near Gold
Brower Abraham E. 50 Washington
Brower John, cooper, 7 Nassau
Brower Lawrence, Mount Pleasant Garden 268 Fulton Brower William, rigger, 7 Furman
Brown Alvan, grocer, 36 Main
Brown Alanson, carpenter, 7 Cranberry
Brown Henry, harncs» maker, 20 Main
Brown Henry, 37 Middagh
Brown Henry, rear 93 Pearl
Brown Joseph, sailmaker, 73 Front
Brown Joseph, 29 James
Brown John, shipmaster, 77 Hicks
Brown John, $2 James
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Brown John, 87 Sands
Brown John, 13 Hicks
Brown Jacob, marketman, 12 Hicks
Brown Lawrence, alley near James
Brown Samuel, 34 Hicks
Brown William, joiner, 139 Sands
Brown widow Elfzabeth, 43 ——
Brown Betsey, washerwoman, 5 alley near James Brush Ebenezer, ferryman, 11 Main
Bryant Martin, ropemaker, York near Gold
Buck Mrs. 81 Front
Buckbee Palmer, grocer, 63 Ful:on
Buckmaster James, attorney & notary, 54 Main Buckelew Frederick, physician, 3 Sands
Bunce widow of Joel, 70 Hicks
Bunford Catherine, fruit store, 87 Fulton
Burnes James, shipmaster, 77 + =
Burnet Martin, wheelwright, 40 Fulton
Burnet William, furdresser. Concord near Jay Burtis James W. grocery & flour store, 21 Fulton Burtis John, boatman, 23 Poplar
Burroughs Joseph, hatter, 33 and 77 Fulton Burroughs Thomas, saddler, 16 Fulton [Fulton Burroughs & Leverich, saddle & harness makers, 16 Burroughs & Bonsall, hatters, 33 and77 Fulton Burke John, milkman, 52 Cranberry
Butler Silas, purser U. S. N. 53 Sands
Butler Thomas, grocer, 11 Main
Butler Elizabeth, 4 Washington
Byrne Murtagh, laborer, rs Washington
Cady Henry W. gun & locksmith, 17 Front, h. 14 Fult.
Cane & Williams, shoemakers, 67 Water
Cambie widow of Littelier, Pleasant Retreat Garden, 282 Fulton near Myrtle
Campbell Abiel C. er, Nassau near Gold ‘
Capron David, tailor, 13 Poplar
a Hugh, shoemaker, 17 Main
Carlin Hugh, cartman, 8 Dock
Carlin James, furdresser, 9 High Carman Richard, <a Middagh
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Carman Samuel, tavern & stables, 20 Fulton Carman Samuel S. watchmaker, 57 Fulton Carman Thomas, furdresser, Prospect near Gold Carman William, cartman, 20 Fulton Carman William, marketman, 43 Middagh Carney James, cartman, 59 Front c. Washington Carpenter James, boarding house, 32 Doughty Carpenter Thorn, 18 Cranberry Carter Chauncey, shoemaker, 70 Nassau Carter Robert, merch. 22 Sands, store 69 South N. Y. Carter Thaddeus, shoemaker, Bridge near Prospect Casey Patrick, laborer, Little near Plymouth Cassidy widow of Murray, 124 Fulton Caze James, merchant, 16 h. 11 Furman Cecil Francis, tavern; 3 Little Chadwick Keziah, widow of Thomas, 87 Sands
| Chaffe Edward, laborer, Little | Chapman John A. laborer, 16 Water Cheney Amos, shipwright, near lower Navy gate Cheney Daniel, sawyer, Water near Navy Yard Chew Thomas I. pursér U.S. N. Willow c. Orange Chichester John, Cartman, 53 Front Clapp Richard, 1 Stewart’s alley Clapp Mrs. baker, 40 Hicks . Clarke James B. counscllor, 175 Fulton Clarke William, laborer, John near Little Clayton Alexander, laborer, 53 Fulton Clayton Jeremiah, carpenter, 27 Main Clowes Isaac, ferryman, James
. Coats John, merchant tailor, 104 Fulton Cock Daniel T. 15 Concord Cock Townsend, tavern and livery stable, 7 Fulton
_ Codwise Christopher, Willow near Pineapple Coe John, blacksmith, '3 Main Coe William, grocer, Navy Coffee Peter, Ah ee 77 Hicks Coffin Hazadiah, shi ter, 190 Fulton
hlan Patrick, cooper, Plymouth near Jackson Cok Cornelius, forityattant ‘34 Hitks | Cole Isaac, fisherman, 27 Main | | Cole: John, coachmaker, 51 Fulton
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Cole John jun. physician, 51 Fulton
Cole John, boatman, 53 Front \
Cole James, rigger, 16 Cranberry |
Cole James, 46 Main
Cole Moses, boatman, Henry
Cole Richard, grocer, Sands c. Pearl
Cole William, cooper, 32 Hicks
Collins Patrick, distiller, Jackgon near York
Collins William, mason, York near Gold
Combs Elias, fruit store, 91 Fulton
Conger Joe!, carpenter, Concord ¢. Jay
Conkling Charles, 3 Prospect
Conkling John D. carpenter, 9 Cranberry
Conkling Samuel, shoemaker, 94 Fulton
Connell Terence, carpenter, Bridge near Marshal
Connors William, taylor, 298 Fulton
Connolly Mrs. Cold near Sands
Cook Matthew, Marshal near Navy Yard
Cook Isaac, 24 Water
Cook James, shipmaster, 52 Hicks
Cook Thomas, laborer, 39 Main
Cook Rebecca, widow of Wiiliam, 126 Fulton
Cook Weatly, 71 High 7 |
Coope Edward, biacksmith, 11 Water h. James :
Coope Edward jun. cartman, 61 Jay :
Coope Jacob, blacksmith, 11 Water, h. 2 James
Coope Jesse, fruit store, 74 Fulton
Cooper Benjamin, lieut. U. S. N. Hicks n. Love lane |
Cooper David T. 5 Sands
Cooper John, boarding-house, 34 Sands
Cooper James, hatter, 15 Water
Cooper Leonard, carpenter, Prospect near Bridge
Cooper Richard, milkman, Joralemon n Dutch Ch. au
Copland Edward, gtocer, Corner Front and Main ~ a
Copland ,» grocer, 54 Sands c. Pearl |
Corkran John, furdresser, 75 Jay
Cornell Austin, cartman, 10 Poplar
Cornell Richard, cabinetmaker, 129 Fulton... -———-Garmell Marys widow of Ben; boarding Rouse, $9 Maia
Cornell Mary, widow of Benj boarding house, 59 Main.
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Cornelison, widow Sarah, midwife,7 Nassau Cornwell Samuel, hatter, 125 Fulton
Cornweli William, merchant tailor, 40 h. $8 Front Ceroner of Biockiyn, 77 Fulton
Corson, John, 83 Naasau
Cosgrove J: mes, gunner U. S. N. 137 Sands Cott Lawrence, laborer, Nassau
County Clerk’s Office, 58 Fulton
Covert Nicholas, carpenter, 46 Hicks
Covert Richard, mason, 40 Pearl
Covert Walter, boatman, 25 Furman
Covert Richard D 78 Fulton
Coy! Jo!:n, cartman, 55 Front
Cozine Jacob, cartman, 59 Concord
ozine Jacob jun. ropemaker, Concord n. Bridge raven David, painter, 9 Cranberry
Craven Tunis, naval storekeeper, 19 Washington
Crocker Warren, carpenter, 316 Fulton
Croger Benjamin, 89 Pearl
Croger Peter, 91 Pearl
Cronk widow of Silvanus, 31 Fulton Cropsey Henry, 100 Fulton
Cropsey Jeromus, marketman, 13 Stewart’s alle Cc Catherine, widow of Jesse, 71 Front J
Cumberson William, carpenter, 34 Hick l Cumming Alexander, teacher, 6 aren ws |
Daly Eugene, tavern, near centre Navy Yard gate Daniels » auctioneer, Jay near Church
ling William, carpenter, 119 Sands Davis mee apeerage A boa & Pineapple
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Davis Sarah, 2 York
Davison Clement, watchmaker, 24 Cranberry, shop Fulton c. Pearl, N. Y.
Dawson Darby, stevadore, 9 Furman
Dawson Thomas, 61 Sands ~
Dawson Misses, young ladies’ boarding school, 61 Sands
Dawson Mrs. teacher, 11 Stewart’s alley
Day George H. furdresser, 48 Concord
Day Lewis M. furdresser, 48 Concord
Dayton Abraham, laborer, 94 Sands
Dean Joseph, soap manufactory, 43h 45 Main
- Dean William R. grocery & feed store, Fuiton c. Sands
Deacon John, seaman, Marshal near Navy Yard, Decatur John P. 52 Nassau
Decker Reuben, laborer, 17 Main
De Forest Lewis, tailor, 7 Nassau
De Forest 170 Fulton
Degraw James, marketman, 66 Sands
Delago Michael, 71 High
Delany Mrs. 98 Sands
Demarest Andrew, mason, 16 Cranberry Demouranville, John A. cartman, 23 James , Dempsey Cecilia, Blooming-grove Garden, 216 Fulton. Denike Thomas, carpenter, Jay c. High |
_ Denike Aun, Henry
De Niroth Sarah, 54 Cranberry Denton Nehemiah,Guanos, store 25 Coenties Slip,N.Y. Denton Samuel, mason, 14 Washington Denyse Isaac, cartman, Navy alley Despard Green, clerk, 26 Main . Devoe Isaac, cabinetmaker, 52 Adams, h. Myrtle near Dey John, mason, 33 Adams Fulton Dey Joseph, cartman, 30 Cranberry
Dezendorf Andrew, marketman. 74 Jay
Dezendorf Bernard, mason, 72 Nassau c. Jay Dezendorf Frederick, carpenter, 51 Concord Dezendorf James, carpenter, Jay
Dezendorf John, cooper, High c. Jay
Dickey John, ship carpenter, 71 Front
Dickerson Amos, York near Gold
Dickerson James, tailor, 25 Middagh
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Dickerson John, ship carpenter, 88 Sands Dickinson Abraham, carpenter, Prospect near Gold Dickinson Joseph, laborer, 21 James D kinson Thomas, grocery & tavern, 184 Sands Dickson Ann, fruit store, 52 Main Dikeman Henry, dry goods store, 45 Fulton Dikeman John, attorney at law, 89 Fulton Dikeman Robert, ropemaker, 141 Fulton Dikeman & Covert, dry goods store, 45 Fulton Doane Charles, combmzaker, 60 Concord Dodgé Adam, hatter, 17 Fulton Dodge John, ship carpenter, York near Cold
Dolly Tomas H. Green Lane Douneil William, furdresser, 88 Adams Doolittle Elkanah, tallow chandler, 19 Sands, factory
[71 Frankfort, N. Y. Doremu: Cornclius, Joralemon near Fulton Doremus David, hatter, 19 James Dotter Adam, porter-house, 51 Middagh c. Willow Doughty Charles I 54 Nassau Deughty John, 54 Fulton Doughty John S. 5 Front Doughty Robert W. village weigher, 54 Fulton Dougherty Hugh, laborer, 25 Furman Dg erty Hugh, boatman, 123 Furman D.ugierty Philip, Little Dougherty Philip, laborer, 20 Water Dougheity Catherine, 6 Dock Downing Coe S. tavern and livery stable, 12 Fulton Doxsey Samuel, constable, 10 Cranberry
Dubois Lewis, laborer, Piymouth near Jackson
Duflon Jobn F. L. Miiitary Garden, junc. Joral. & Fult.
Dunn Jimes H. 83 Sands
Dunn Mrs. widow of Carey, 2! Middagh
Duishan: John, boatman, 7 Stewart’s alle
Durlan Joseph, ship carpenter, 146 Sands
Duryea Cornelius, blacksmith, 11 Fulton h. al. n. James
Duryea George, tailor, 40 Fulton
D:vyea & Hunter, cabinet makers 46 Fulton
Dwight Theodore, editor D, Ady. Willow n. Pineapple
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. * * Eldert Smith, laborer, 8 High ; Edgerton Benjamin, p aker, 44 Main Ellis, Samuel, tavern, 16 Main Ellison Francis H. (U, S.N.) 83 Sands Ellery Charles, Lieut. U. S. N. 59 Main are Eli, 107 — : ee Engle James, ropemaker, ams England Francis F. gardener, Jackson near Gold Ennis Joshua, 126 Sands Equitable Insurance Company, 58 Fulton Evans Joshua, turpentine distiller, rear 23 Furm@h vans Samuel, captain U. S, N. at the Navy Yard verit Thomas, Willow near Middagh Everit Thomas Jun. 66 Hicks — Everit Richard, Willow near Middagh Everit Thomas & Sons, hide and leather store, ! Fur-
man c. Doughty
‘Estabrook Ethan, 52 aes
Fanning William, ropemaker, 175 Sands Faulkener James, distiller, 1 Dock _, Faulkener Hetty, 114 Sands. ; Farrington Richard, carpenter, Nassau c. Bridge Fearnley John, butcher, 118 Fulton
Ferguson Diana, alley near Nassau
. Fie] Daniel, furdresser, rear 84 Pearl
Fish Adrastus, printer 22 Nassau
Fisk John, Combmaker, 51 Concord __ Fisher John, 11 Front corner of Dock Fitch Asa, tavern and boarding house 9 Main Fleet Simon, York vear Adams
Fletcher James, ropemaker, 65 Pearl Flowers John, green grocer, 49 Fultcn
Floyd John, ship builder, U. 5. N. Jackson near York Fonda Ann, 16 Nassau i Forbus William, ropemaker, 70 Nassau Foster Horace, carpenter, | Adams
Foster Isaac, fur-dresser, 57 Concord
Foster Jacob, Pinea near Willow Foster Samuel, 73 High
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Foster William, butcher, Everit near Doughty Foster William, laborer, Marshal
Foulson James, painter, Orange
Fox Phebe, widow of Joseph, 84 Fulion
Francis Eliza, washerwoman, 11 alley near James Frazier Thomas, tin ware manufactory, 83 Fulton Freeke John C miller, Guanos
Freel Patrick, cooper, 59 Front
Freeland Juseph, cooper, 35 Middagh e
Frick’ George, coachmaker, 13 Hicks Fries George, Gold near Sands Furman Abraham, marketman, 52 Fulton Furman James, marketman, 16 Water Furman Nathan, laborer, 98 Sinds * Furman Thomas, waterman, 27 Main Furman William, 5 Fulton Furman William, tavern and oysterhouse, 3 Fulton Furman Zebulon, boatman, 34 Front » Furman Catherine, widow of Richard, 17 Hicks Furman Huldah, widow of Nathan, 67 Front Furman Miss, 78 Fulton Furnold Thomas, ship joiner, Navy I'ury William, weayer, 80 Adams G Galbreath Eliza, 151 Fulton Gile mariner, Little near Navy Yard Galloway John, merchant, 230 Fulton
Galloway paint store, 105 Fulton
Garrison John, gee office 13: Fult. h. 44 Washing.
Garrison John F. butcher, 79 Fulton, h. 13 Poplar Garrison Jacob, butcher, 61 Main, h. 56 Sands Garhardy, Jacob, barber, near lower Navy gate Gates Selden, 19 Front
Gault Elizabeth, boarding-house, 75 Hicks
Geer Greenman, tavern, Water c. Bridge . Gilberts Gilbert, black doctor, Jay near Front Gilbert James, laborer, Plymouth near Jackson Gildersleve John, coachmaker, 53 h. 87 Fulton Gildersleve James, Orange
Gildersleye Rebecca, widow of John, 22 Cranberry Gilfillin John, baker, 7 Main
Gill James, shipmaster, 39 Pearl
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. Ww Gilliland John L. & Co. glass manufacturers, Living-
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Gillan Mrs. widow of Michael, 113 Fulton Gilmartin Martin, laborer, Plymouth c. Jackson Glissin Morris, hatter, 1 Hicks Goble David, baker, 16 Nassau, Goin Charles, grocer, 38 Furman Goin Thomas, boatman, 38 Furman Goin Mrs. Ann, widow of Thomas, 38 Furman Goodwin James, laborer, 53 Concord
Graham Augustus, 13 Front
Graham John B. 13 Front
Graves Robert, ropemaker, 156 Sands
Gray James, armourer, 77 Front
Green Lemuel, bzker, 134 Fulton c. High Greer David, blacksmith, 34 Water
Gregory Francis H. lieut. U. S. N. 68 Nassau Gribbin Peter, grocer,9 Main
Gribbin & Glassey, grocers, 9 Main
Griffin David, carpenter, Orange
Criffin John, cartman, 27 ae
Hadden William J. grocery, 137 Fulton c. Cranberry Haggerty William, laborer, 62 Water
Haine Edward, public Jay near Front Haley John, laborer, Bridge near Plymouth Haley Peter, mason, 26 Cranberry
Hallahan Thomas, laborer, York < _
Hall George, painter and » 105 Fulton Hall John, dry goods store, 77 Main c. Pros Hall Mathew, 105 Fulton ; Hall Simeon, » 16 Nassau
Hail and Galloway, paint store, 105 Fulton Hallock William, carpenter, 6 Adams
Ham Wandle, Pearl near Front
Hamill John, cartman, Gold near Sands Hamilton Gawin, carpenter, John near Little Hamilton Thomas, » 53 —
carpenter, 7 Cranberry ropemaker, Myrtle
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Harbeson Benjamin, fan-light maker, 26 Middagir Hard. nburgh Charity, 41 Hicks Hardenbrook Theophilus, cooper, Pearl near Front Harker John, laborer, 25 Furman Harmer Washington E ffoor-cloth manufact. } Mid- dagh h. 5 Sands Hart Elkanah, hostler, Orange Hartnet Muurice, shipwright, York n. Gold Harrigan Michael, 7 Main Harris Charles, shipmaster, 36 Front Harris Edward, painter, Prospect near Bridge Harris Isaac, shipmaster, 80 Hicks Harris John, ropemzker, 94 Sands Harrison George A merchant, 40 Washington Harrison’s pocketbook manufactory, Adams n. Sands Harvey Michael, beatman, 31 Furman - Hasketh John, cordial distiller, 26 Water * Hastings, John, gardener, Yo:k near Gold “Hastings William, painter, Orange Hatfield George, carpenter, 9 High Haviland George, auctioneer, 9 Nassau Haviland Daniél, Green alley ‘ Hebard Shubael, carpenter, 36 Pearl Hedden John, boatman, 47 Middagh Hedges Daniel, carpenter, 44 Cranberry Hegeman Acrian, teacher, 20 Middagh, h.'5 Poplar Hegeman Adrian, laborer, 64 Water Helms Abraham, laborer, 22 Poplar Hempstead Christopher M ropemaker, 3 High Hempstead Nathaniel, grocer, 47 Front Hempstead Mary, widow of Nithl. jun. 127 Fulton Hendrickson Joshua, ferryman, Little Hendrickson Stephen. 71 Sands Hendrickson Scott, carpenter, 59. Ja —— bg laborer, 129 Fulton enley Patrick, cooper, 33 Middagh Hennessey Philip, sawyer, York near Gold Henrietta Barney, sawyer, Water Henry John, laborer, John:near Navy Henry Thomas W. perce, 103 Fulton h. 67 Sands Henry William, 67 Sands
BROOKLEN DIRECTORY. ip Herbert Joseph, boot and shoe store, 62 Sands
Herbert John, laborer, ah a
Herbert James, keeper of s-house, 84 Nassau — Herbert Rebecca, widow of Daniel, Prospect n. Bridge Hick. Cominy, 34 James H .k. George, store house, 112 Furman h. Willow Hi k. George A. grocery store, 1 Front c. Fulton — Hi. ks Jacob, wood dealer, 41 Front
Hick, Jacob M. 43 Fulton Vs
Hicks John M. 4 Hicks
Hicks Jonathan, High near day
Hicks Robert, merchant, 69 Hicks, store South-st.N.¥. Hicks Simon, oyster-house, 210 Fulton
Hicks Stephen, cartman, 21 James
Hicks and Remsen, grocers, | Front c. Fulton Higbie Edward, 33 Adams
Higbie Joshua, waterman, 26 C
Higbie Larner, ropemaker, Gold near Sands Hilliard James, furdresser, 79 Adams
Holland Wiiliam, High
Holmes John, 36 Middagh
Homan Daniel, carpenter, Orange
Hooper George H. carver and gilder, 47 Fulton Hopkins Freeman, Sec. Br. F. Ins. Co, 95. Fultet Horsfield Jane, 4 Elizabeth Sai ns
Horton Osborn, grocer, shoemaker, 62 Front Houghton Theophilus L. printer, 73 Main
Housey William, ropemaker, Orange
Howard Bethuel, butcher, 31 Main
Howard Garrit, milkman, Joralemon near Dutch Ch. _ hk
Howard Robert, 61 Furman '
Howard Whitehead, livery stable, 15h. 13 Fulton...
Howland Nathaniel, er, 312 h. 302 Fulton: Howland Richard G. chee at Mitchell's sperm. factory Howr Francis, 208 Fulton ae Hubbs Jacob, grocery and tavern,.52 Hicks c. Cranb. Hudson Samuel, weaver, 47 Hicks
Hudson William, er, 24 Middagh
Hughson Claddis, laborer, 69 Main
Hughes James, laborer, Plymouth n, Jackson Hull Charles, merchant, 40 Jay
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Hulse Henry, laborer, 7 Stewart’s alley Hulse Peter, grocer, 17 Fulton ” Halsart oo shoe store, 135 Fultonc. Cranberry Humphrey William, baker, 39 Main Hunt Joseph G. T. physician, 176 Fulton Hunt Theodosius, 98 Fulton c Prospect Hunter John, tavern and livery stable, 23 Fulton Huntington 9 Poplar Hurd Nelson L. physician, 48 Pulton Hyde Peter, waterman, 32 Cranbe Hyde Furman, boatman, 14 Cranberry Hyde Bennet, cooper, 69 Furman Hyer William, tailor, 62 h. 70 Fulton I Ingraham John, Jackson near York ‘ Innes Charleggfruit store, 22 Fulton, h. Prospect Irvin John, alley between Fulton and Poplar Irwin George, shoemaker, 14 Cranberry [Front Isnard Max’n, chemical : een 44 Water, h. 17
Jackson John, merchant, near Jamaica toll gate Jackson John, 81 Nassau
Jackson John, rear of 7 High
Jackson Jack, 11 alley near James
Jackson Obadiah, grocer, 14 Fulton
Jackson Samuel, merchant, Willow
Jackson Tobert, laborer, Little
Jackson Thomas, rear 81 Nassau “Jackson William, 69 High
Jackson Mrs Maria, 42 Pearl
Tocksse Eve, washerwoman, 27 James
Jacobs Samuel, cartman, Gold near Sands Jacobs William, carpenter, 68 Concord Jaggar Jehiel, 84 Sands; store 158 Water, N.’Y. James Samuel, ropemaker, 260 Fualt.—180 Front, N.Y
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Johnson Hector, 27 James Johnson = atc 7 a ht Johnson John, brewer, ron ; : Johnson John B. grocer, 333 Fulton, on so, village line Johnson Joseph, 20 Hicks Johnson Jacob, 136 Fulton Johnson Tunis, 234 Fulton Johnson William, brewer, 49 Front Johnson Weyman, blacksmith, 16 Hicks Johnson Elizabeth, fruit store, 57 Fulton Johnson Mrs. tavern, Plymouth c. Jackson Jones Rev. Cave, chaplain U. S. N. 61 Jay, c. Nassau Jones David, blacksmith, Front near Gold Jones Ebenezer, painter, Green lane Jenes James A. hatter, Marshall Joralemon Teunis, Joralemon Jordan Simeon, boa in, 46 York | Joyce Daniel B. blacksmith, 15 Water, shop Fisher Joyce Ezra, hatter, 28 Fulton . Joyce & Platt, hat store, 28 Fulton Justices’ Court, J. Garrison, esq. 131 Fulton ey. J. G. oa Tel esq. 142 Fulton
Kaler James, ferryman. Little Kane John, boatman, 93 Furman Keimer Francis, laborer, § Furman Kelley James, distiller, 6 Ad.ms Kent James, mason, Washington near rope-walks Kent Jacob, mason, 69 Main | Kiersted Samuel, combmaker, 74 Jay , Kimberly David,.merchant, 27 Nassau King Gamaliel, builder, 11 Mi : King Henry, 36 Nassau, store 228 Pearl, N. Y. Kingwell Dickinson T. furdresser, 2 Nassau
i Thomas, tavern, Plymouth mear Jackson Kirk Thomas, 19.1 Fulton Knox William, shoemaker, near lower Navy gate Krepley Jacob blacksmith, “ogre near Plymouth
Ladd Daniel, blacksmith, Green lane Zaidlaw John, teacher, — Middagh
22 BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. Lamberson Jeremiah, mason, 79 Sands
Langdon G.C. grocer, 10 Fulton & 7 Water, h. 56 Fult.
Langdon Israel, boatman, alley near James ‘Langdon John, measurer, Everit near Doughty Langdon Thomas, waterman, 42 Middagh Lannin Thomas, painter, Prospect near Gold Lalliet Madame, 10 High Lara Edward, blacksmith, 40 Main Laraza Zebulon, waterman, 23 Middagh Latham John R. 156 Fulton Lawrence John, constable, 27 Middagh Laurie William, tanner, 22 Water Leavitt David, merchant, 21 Sands Lee William, shipmaster, Willow near Cranberry Leech John, ropemaker, Gold near York Leeds Joel, mariner, 52 Main Lefferts Leffert, esq. Bedford, 3 miles from ferry Lennington Thomas, 34 Cranberry Leonard John, tavern, Plymouth near Gold Lethbridge Sabin, 49 High, store Pearl, N. Y. Leverich Gabriel, saddler, &c. 16 Fulton, h. 18 Hicks Lewis Alpheus B. cartman, 27 Main Iz:wis John, 65 Hicks c. Oran Lewis Jesse, ropemaker, Nassau near Bridge Lewis Roswell, combmaker, 69 Fulton Lewis Shepherd, mason, 123 Fulton Lingham James, horse-soatman, 44 Hicks Lippincott Allen, grocer, 100 Fulton Little George, grocery and tavern, Navy Lloyd Samuel, milkman, Joralemon near Fulton Lockwood Charles, baker, 68 Fulton Lockwood Thomas, tailor, 69 Pearl Loisian School, 2 York Long-Island Bank, 5 Front Long James, furdresser, 86 Adams Longet A. T. tavern and tea garden, 157 Fulton Lord John, gunner navy, 24 Main Lott Charles, tavern, 40 Furman Lott Henry, shoemzker, 40 Furman Lott Hendrick, cartman, 65 Front Loudon Samuel, blockmaker, York near Gold
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. 23
Low Samuel, furdresser, Washington near Concord Lowder Robert, John np. Plymouth . Luqueer Abraham, carpenter, Prospect near Bridge Lyons Jonathan, dry goods store, 99 Fulton, h. Heights near Hicks. * Macs
M‘Ardle Francis, furdresser, 73 Water
M‘Ardle John, grocer, 71 Water
M‘Can Cornelius, tavern, 34 Water c. Dock M‘Can John, ferryman, 31 Doughty
M‘Carty Thomas, cartman, 7 Main
M‘Carty John, mariner, Navy gate
M‘Cauley William, laborer, 95 Furman
M‘Clure Alexander, laborer, 69 Main M‘Coun Jacob, blacksmith, 11 Fulton, h. 46 Main M‘Coun Leonard, blacksmith, 9 Cranberry M‘Coun widow of Walter;Stewart’s Alley M‘Cue Richard, blacksmith, Plymouth near Jackson M‘Donald John S. 184 Sands
M‘Donald widow of Hugh. Cottage Gar. Tillary n. Ful. M‘Farlan Frederick, teacher, 10 Dock M‘Farlane John, shoemaker, 15 Henry
M‘Feeley Charles, laborer, 12 Dock — f M‘Garraghan Michael, sergeant marines, 5 Little M‘Givney Peter, grocer, 44 Fulton
M:Givan Hugh, grocer, Sands c. Gold M:Gunnagle Daniel, laborer, 34 Water M‘Kenney Joba, constable, Everit near Doughty M‘Kinch Mrs. 120 Sands
M‘Laughlin Charles, ferryman, 33 Furman M‘Laughblin Cornelius, boatman, 22 Water M‘Laughlin Hugh, r, 35 Furman M‘Laughlin James, laborer, 79 Front — M‘Laughlin John, boatman, 35 Furman M‘Laughlin Michael, grocer, 69 Water M:Laughlin Patrick, liborer, 30 Water
Mt Simon carpenter, Front near Navy Yard M‘Leod Mrs. 62 Nassau
M‘ Monagile Edmund, laborer, 20 Main
M:Mullen Daniel, steamboatman, 62 Water .M‘Mullen James, boatman, 123 Furman
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M‘Mullen William, tavern, 12 Dock
-M'‘Mutrie John, combmaker, 53 Concord
M‘Ncil Daniel, physician, 22 Hicks
M:Way Charles, ropemaker, York near Gold M
Maccamee John, laborer, 75 Front
Macomb Henry, furdresser, 40 Pearl
Macomber Ebenezer, Water c. Gold n. Navy Yard
‘Macomber Edward, contractor marine corps, do.
Macomber Robert P. physician, do.
Mackintosh Robert, 8 Hicks
Magee Rebecca, widow of John, York near Jackson
Mahon Charles, grocer, 41 Fulton c. Hicks
Mahoney Jeremiah, tavern, 5 Little
Major George, carpenter, 69 High
Maibone Ralph, grocer, 310, h. 300 Fulton
Malcolm Donald, 4 Nassau’
Meloy William, laborer, Plymouth
March Thomas, merchant, Columbia st. Heights, store 6 Old slip, N. Y.
Marsh Benjamin, carpenter, 78 Hicks
Mapes William, carpenter, Willow near Cranberry
Martin Enoch, cartman, 53 Front
Martin Henry T. cartman, 71 Sands (N.Y.
Martin Norris L. 246 Fulton, store 161 South c. Dover
Marshall Adam, sweep, 9 Stewart’s alley
Matthews Benjamin C. mason, 66 Sands
Matthews George, 124 Fulton
Matthews William, wood inspector, 13 Stewart’s alley
Matthews William, hatter, 67 Fulton
Maxwell Solomon, shipmaster, 81 Sands
Maxwell Thomas, ropemaker, 65 Pearl
Maynard Samuel,.Steamboat Hotel, Fulten c. Water
Mead Peter, carpenter, 13 Llenry
Mecker Benjamin, builder, 14 Front
Mercein Andrew, 150 Sands’
Methodist Schoolhouse. 52 Adams
Middagh Sarah, widow of John, 81 Fulton
-Middagh Martha, widow of Aert, 81 Fulton
Middagh Harry, 6 Poplar
Middleton Maria, teacher, Cranberry c. Henry
BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. 25°
Mintonye John, carpenter, 83 Sands Miller John P. York near Gold Miller John, ropemaker, Nassau near Bridge Mills L’Hommedieu, grocer, tavern, 68 Main c. James Se widow of William, | Poplar “chell Jethro & Co. spermaceti factory, formerly Picrpont’s distillery Mix M. P. lieut. U. S. N. 61 Pearl c. Nassau Moberry Ralph, laborer, Jackson near Navy Yard Moffatt widow, tavern, Jackson c. Plymouth Montgomery Moses, Shamrock Hall, 266 Fulton Montgomery Mrs. teacher, 41 Pearl Moon Henry, carpenter, 14 Front Moon John, lumber dealer, 61 Front Moon James, carpenter, | Yerk Moon Jacob, carpenter, Pearl near High Moon Martin, |! York Moon Martin, Orange Mooney Martin, laborer, 6 Liberty Moore John, carpenter, 19-Henry Moore John H. 28 Sands Moore John, weaver, 47 Middagh Moore John, 7 High Moore Henry, 8 High Moore Philip P. sitkman, 55. Front —? Moore Richard, Bridge near Marshal Moore Mrs. 59 Front Moran Garret, laborer, Plymouth near Jackson Moran John, seaman, lower Navy gate Moreau John, combmaker, Concord c Pearl Mcrehouse Calvin, carpenter, 33 Middagh Morchouse Smith, carpenter, 4 Adams Morgan Joshua, mason, 141 Fulton Morgan Peter, hatter, 126 Fulton Morrell Abraham, carpenter, 44 Concord Morrell James, carpenter, 66 Nassau Morrell John, shoemaker, 88 Fulton Morris John, custom-house officer, 65 Main Morris William, cartman, 33 Hicks Morrison John H. tavern and boarding house, Colam- bia c. Cranberry
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Morton M. C. porter house, 89 Sands Moser Isaac, grocer, 130 Fulton c. High Moser Joseph, builder, 133 Fulton Mott Francis, 95 Sands Mott John, laborer, 23 James Mott Harriet, washerwoman, 9 Stewart's alley Mount Forman M. shipmaster, 23 Cranberry Mullen James, laborer, 29 Furman Mundell William, shoe store, 148 Fulton, h. Orange Murdock Mrs Marshall n. Little Murphy Christopher, ropemaker, Gold near Sands Murphy John G. agent of Chatham Ins. Co. 142 Fult. Murphy Isabella, widow of John, 80 Fulton . Murray Edward, tavern, Prospect near Navy Yard Murray Stephen, milkman, near Fort Green N
Napier John, merchant, 5 Washington Nash Israel, sawyer, 44 Main Navy Hospital, Water near Bridge Nesbitt John, ropemaker, York c. Gold Newberry Catherine, dressmaker, 63 Main Newell John, 7 Front, store N. Y. Newman & Tredwell, grocers, 112 Sands Newton John T. lieut. U.S. N. 191 Fulton Michcls Isaac, boarding house, 29 Middach Nichols John T. E. dry goods store, 106 Fulton Nichols Jerome, pocketbook maker, 64 Pearl Nichols Robert, 41 Sands, office 213 Water, N. Y. Nichols Samucl, shipmaster, 60 Jay Nichois Walter, baker, 48 Fulton Nichols Betsey, 97 Sands Nicholson John, mariner, 184 Sands Noon Mrs. tavern, Jay c. Concord North Mrs. 127 Fulton Norton Henry, laborer, Orange Nostrand Isaac, shoe store, 37 Fulton Nostrand Jacob, laborer, 4 Main Nostrand widow Jane, tayloréss, Stewart’s alley Noyes doctor Josiah, 31 Adams Noyes & Co. white lead manufactory and chemical la-
boratory, Front near Bridge Nuskey Rinard, mason, 81 Front
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Oo Oaks Jacob, laborer, 68 Main ©’Blenis, Mrs. 160 Sands Obrey Francis, tavern and garden, Little n. Navy Yard O’Donnel Dennis, laborer, 12 Dock Ogilvie Thomas, cooper, 71 h. 73 Fulton Okvy John, 98 Sands Onderdonk Rev. Henry U. 198 Fulton Osborn David L. hatter, 26 Doughty Owens William, a near Redhook lane
Parker lieut. U.S. N. 27 Sands 7 P.tker Joseph, laborer, Marshal near Jackson Parvin Benj. laborer, 11 Main
Patchen Jacob, butcher, 64 Fulton
Patchen Ralph, distiller, near West line Patterson James, laborer, Prospect
Patterson John, laborer, Marshal
Patterson John, laborer, John near Plymouth Pa:terson Wllliam, Prospect near Gold Patterson William, fur factory, 15 Main Patterson William C. carpenter, 27 Main Pease William G. shipmaster, 148 Fulton Pearcy John, tailor, 44 Furman -
Peck Jesse, comb factory, 56 Concord Peckwell Henry W. soap and candle factory, 21 Main Pell David, grocer, 39.Fulton
Pell James, cartman, Water c. Ja
Pelletreau Elias, hairdresser, 34 h. 7 Furman Peterson Joseph, rear 3
Peterson Susan, washerwoman, 126 Fulton
Petter Robert, boat builder, Prospect near Gold Pettit Charles, mason, 26 Cranberry
Pettit John, furrier, 7 Stewart’s alley
Pettit Robert, dry goods store, 63 Main
Pettit Simeon, grocer, 72 Fulton
Pettit Samuel, carpenter, 72 Jay
Pettit William, furdresser, Stewart’s alley
Philip William, baker, 102 Fulton
Philips Andrew, bookbinder, 42 Pearl
Pierce Joseph, furdresser, 68 Concord
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Piercy Henry, printer, 50 Washington
Pierpont Hezekiah B Columbia, Heights
Place Joseph, livery stable, 4 Fulton
Platt Oliver, carpenter and painter, Orange Plumb Samuel, ropemaker, near Washington Post Ralph, laborer, Gold near Sands
Post-Office, 99 Fulton
Potter Charles, 1 Stewart’s alley
.Potter Joseph, fisherman, 17 Hicks
Potter Thomas, furdresser, 48 Main
Pottingef William, lieut. U. S N. 1 Nassau Powell Elbert, cartman, 4 James
Powell Edmund, tobacco manufactory, 49 Main c. York Powell Henry, grocer, Hicks c. Middagh
Powell Joel, furdresser, 41 Hicks
Powell John, cartman, 38 Main
Powell Isaac, hostler, 4 James
Prest Peter, tailor, 2 Front
Price Daniel C teacher, 8 Poplar, h. Henry n. Poplar Price David, painter, 90 Sands
Price Peter, shipmaster, 18 Nassau
Prince Benjamin R_ carpenter, 23 Washington Prince Charles. 209 Fulton, etore 138 Pearl, N. Y. Purcell William, tavern, York c. Gold
Q Quereau Joshua, blockmaker, 133 Sands Quevedo Joseph, grocer, near lower Navy gate Qiick Mrs. 28 Cranberry Quigley Mrs. 33 Furman Quirk Nicholas, tavern, 12 Little R Rawson Abel, dry goods and crockery, 93 Fulton Kiymond Elnathan. furrier, 45 Sands, factory Pearl Raynor Evijah, 52 Hicks c. Cranberry Raynor Ezckiel, 33 Hicks Raynor Gilbert, grocer, 27 Farman Redfern Michael, gunsmith, 116 Fulton Reed E}cnezer, mariner, 64 Water Reed widow of WWilliang, Nassau Reid Gilbert, saddle and harness maker, 53 Fulton Reid Rike, furdresser, 21 Middagh
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Reekie Jolm, baker, 136 Fulton. - . Remsen Abraham G. carpenter, Bridge c. Prospect .- Remscn Charles, laborer, 29 Fulton -
Remsen Daniel Rs grotery store, } Froot.c. Fulton. Reinsen Gavrrit, printery Bridge c. Panga: . Revnolds David, Everit ..
Reynolds Israel, cartmany tines
Reynolds Isaac Rhodes Charles, 87 Sands * ne Rhodes Robert, tailory.74 Fulton. * | Rhodes Frances, widow of Daniel York . Richards Charles. H. . Willow c. -Oenge: office South
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an eb har we fir Col aA Robinson r ren ee Cap U8. «fay «High Roe* Henry, carpenter, 38 Main
Roe Jesse, laborer, 40 Main » tie & dyed noe Thain 5 | <n Rogers Charles, mason, 75 rae Rogers Francis, armourer, Little Lite near Plymouth Rogers Johe, coopes; St Bicke Joshua, cartman,4! Hicks
20 BROOKLYN DIRECTORY:
\. Rowland Henry, tavern and fruit store, 144 Fulton Royce John, laborer, 3 Adams
Rushmore William, tavern, 9 Little. Russel John H. shoemaker, 35 Fulton Russel Richard, gardener, Joralemon Ryan James, mason, 36 Washington Ryder Amos, Myrtle near Fulton
Ryder Christopher, waterman, 6 Dock Ryder Samuel, carpenter, 80 Pearl Ryder Uriah, shoe store, 35 Fulton Ryfenburgh Peter, ferry nr 44 Hicks.
Sackett Clarence D. attorney at law; Washing c. Nas- sau, ofice New-York» -. -- =
Sadler Thomas, F uiton near Joralemon
Sale William A. mason, 192 Fulton [N. ¥.
S-lter William F. 25 Front, store 96 Coffee-house slip,
Salts Morris, carpenter, corner Water and Bridge
Sands Joshua, 31 Front - ade
Sanford Rev. Jeseph,(at Dr Ball’s) Columbia c. Cranb.
Sandfor. Nathaniel W. 1 Front, store N. Y.
S..ndford Miss, female school, 113 Fulton |
Scailan Morris, tavern, Marshal
Scanlap Patrick, milkman, 20 Main
Scateherd Frederik S_ printer, 88 Sands
Scher k John, grocer, 30 Fulton
Scheu k Siephen, grocer, 30 Fulton
Schenck Sicphen J. grocer, 45 Sands
Schenck Wiliam, grorer, 88 Fulton
Schenck J & S. grocers, 30 Fulton
Schenck Jane, widow of Jeromus, 158 Sands
Schermerhorn Abm. Guanos, store 226 Front, N, Y.
Scott Aiexander, tavern, 1 Little, at Navy Yard’Ferry
Scabury Samuel, teacher, 12 Front, h Pearl near Sands
Seabury S.ucu-hL, teacher, 33 Nassau
Searles Isaac, hatter, 10 and 14 Dov |
Seaman — grocer, Hicks c. Poplar
S-aman Co: kling, ropemaker, 81 Jay ‘c. Concord
S.aman Join, merchant 19 Craberry
Samana John, ropemakev. Gold c. Sands
Seaman John R. tailor, 48 Concord «=~
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Seaman James, aliey near James Secord Moses F. grocer, 39:-Falton Seeard & Pell, grocers, 39 Fulton : Sedgfield John, 24 Hicks . ~~ ; Selover John, tavern, 17 Main” semen ee Mary S. tavern, York c. Gold
haron William, laborer, 79 Sharpe Mrs. boarding house, A necro house) Heights mee Peter, 3 alley near
erly John H. ounsnaeepouen
Shephe yagg 7 teat ge '5 Main - Sherift’s —e Kings Co. at E- Barkeloo's 18 Fulton Sherry Mary, milliner, 65 h. 67-Falton Shonnard ‘Fredetick; block and '2'Main, b. Shotwell Samuel, marketman, 10 | ‘ ae Silliman Gold $. merchant 39 Washington e, 32 Simister Joseph, tavern, 98 Furman Simmons Henry, 91 Sands « Simons Aaron, !2.alley near James - Simons > Sonarsonaarte 119 Sands, >:
Skidmore John, ferrya Skidmore Peter; laborer, 33: Sloan Daniel, blacksmith,:¢-” d Bridge. Smets Hendrick, Jay near paneer Space:
Smith: a enter,. Smith corge, w rig Smith Henry, rip ey ton Nasa Smith Jacob, 48
Smith J ames, mason, Orange — S.nith James jun. mason, 7 Poplar Smith James W. Bank Coffee. Sinith Jeffery, merchant; 70 Hicks-c. Smith John, carumans 428 Pulton Smith John, Wallaboght Toll-bridge |
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44 Middagh . Samuel, watchmeker and jeweller, 76 Fulton Jamaica road, near S. vil. line
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BROOKLYN DIRECTORY. 33
Stephenson William, Washington Garden, 160 Fulton
Stevenson John E. W. dry goods store, 110 Fulton — Stewart Alexander, ropemaker, Chapcl Stewart Alexander, baker, 27 Middagh Stewart David, ropemaker, Gold near Sands Stewart James, boatman, 123 Furman Stewart Joseph, boatman, 123 Furman Stewart William M. Wallaboght Stewart Elizabeth, Bridge near Nassau Stillwell Jonn, carpenter, Gold near Sands Stillwell John B. hatter, 44 Middagh Stockholm Peter, cartman, 18 Fulton Stoddard Walter G. carpenter, 16 Cranberry Stone Robert, hairdresser, 20, h. 23 Main Stoothoff Lambert, alley between Fulton and Poplar Stoothoff Join, laborer, Willow near Cranberry Stoothoff Jonn, marketman, 73 Fulton Stoothoff William, cartman, Henry S:oothoff William, cartman, 22 Nassau Stoothoff widow of Abraham jun. 4 Li Stone William, grocer, 73 Main h. 3 Prospect Storms George, boatman, 4 Adams Story Hewlett, preeens 57 Front Strain James, laborer, 29 Furman Stratton Jane, widow of Join, 141 Sands Stretch Mrs. Elizabeth, 47 Fulton Stringham John, carpenter, 72 Jay _ Stringham Silas H. lieut. U. S N. 43 Fulton Stringham S:muel, weaver, c. Concord and Bridge Stryker Burdett, butcher, 29 Fulton Stryker widow of James, Henry near Cranberry Sullivan Michael, ferryman, Jackson Sullivan Mary, widow of Join, 154 Fulton, Sutton Joshua & Abraham, grocery store, 78 Fulton , crockery store, 82 Fulton Suydam Mrs. boarding house, 145 Fulton Sweeney Patrick, drover, 20 Water Swertcope John, ey 237 Fulton Swertcope John V. 237 Fulton Swift Gen. Joseph G. Willow c. Cranberry Swift Lemuel, carpenter, _— c. Bridge
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Swift 49 High Synor Joseph, glass blower, Livingston T
Tabor David, blacksmith, 101 Sands
Talbot Benjamin, merchant, 56 Hicks
Tallman David, 53 Concord
Tallman Jacob, custom house weigher, Willow Tallman William, 6 High
Tayior Tnomas, carpenter, Tillary
Ten Eyck, widow Hannah, 70 Fulton
Terry Samuel, dep. surveyor U. S. customs, 9 Front Thomas Thomas, carpenter, 67 Pearl
Thomas William, coachmaker, 7 Water, h. 2 Elizabet} Thomas Thomas S. 182 Sands | Thompson Anthony, tavern, Front n. Navy Yard Thompson Francis, Marshal [ Middagh Thompson Henry C. blacking manuf. 1 Prospect, h. 37 Thompson Jonathan, storehouses, 60 Furman Thompson John C. tinman, 16 Fulton
Thompson James, 39 Hicks
Thompson Michael, 73 High Thompson William, shipmaster, Everit near Doughty Thompson William, waterman, 46 Furman
Thompson William, furdresser, 59 Concoed : | Thompson William, Stewart’s alley ,
Thompson Susan, washerwoman, 29 James
Thorne Charles, measurer, 9 Doughty
Thorne R. V. W. 38 Sands
Thornton Samuel, weaver, 88 Adams Thurston George, tavern, 6 Main | Thursby John, ropemaker, 151 Fulton } Tiedeman Sarah, teacher, 32 Cranberry | Timpson Benjamin, steam boat, engineer. 62 Water | Titus Abial, butcher, 38 Fulton |
Titus John, weigher, 18 Washi ) Titus James, butcher, 5 Main, h. 122 Sands : Titus Jacob, 16 Poplar | Titus Jonathan, 67 Concord | Tolford Joshua, leather store, 18 Water
Tombs Andrew, shipmaster, 23 Front
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Tombs Andrew J. F. weigher, 36 Front Totten Joseph G. col. US Engineers, Willow n. Cran- Townsend William C. grocer, 51 Sands c. Pearl Tracy Pa'rick, laborer, 25 Furman Trapple John, tanner, 5 Furman Trapple Michael, laborer, 46 Middagh ‘Travis Jacob, waterman, Orange Tredway John, 5 Prospect, store 27 Coenties slip, N. Y. Tredwell Adam, 63 Washington, store 170 Front, N.Y. ‘Trenchard Edward, captain U. S. N.c. Pearland Front Tucker Fanning C Joralemon, store 69 South, N. Y. Tucker John B. finding store, 59, h. 61 Fulton Turner Peter, grocery, lower Navy gate Tuttle John F. cooper, 93 Furman Tuttle Joseph, carpenter, 4 Liberty Tuttle Phineas, shoemaker, Stewart’s alley U
Udall William, 14 York . Vail Samuel, carpenter, 99 Sands Valentine Abraham, butcher, 12 Hicks Valentine Gabriel, welldigger, 36 Middagh Van Allen Stephen, Gold near Sands Van Bckkelen Adrian H. merchant, 51 Water, h. 24
Front, office South c. Fulton, N Y. f Van Beuren Egbert K. 170 Fulton, stcre 87 Front, N.Y. . Van Beuren Samuel, Jamaica road, store 45 Front, N. Y. Van Brunt George, cartman, | Fulton Van Brunt Richard, laborer, 47 Hicks Van Cicef Peter, cartman, 28 Hicks Van Cleef Rulef, grocer, 31 Fulton Van Curen Isaac, tailor, 34 Front Vanderhoof John V. E. druggist, 95 Fulton — Vanderhoof Michael, waterman, 30 Hicks Vanderhoof Thomas, Concord | Vandezipe Matthias, mason, Concord Vanderveer Abraham, dry goods store, 58 Fulton Vanderveer Isaac, cartman, York near Adams Vanderveer John, cartman, 136 Fulton Vanderveer widow Betsey, 3 York Vanderveer widow Sabrab, 3 York
36 BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Van Dine Denyse, carpenter, Fillary Van Dyne Denyse, waterman,4 Doughty Van Dyne Nicholas, harness maker and coach trimmer, 24 Fulton Van Dyk Francis, mustard manufactory, 144 Fulton Van Horn Cornelius, shoemaker, 3 Nassau ~ Vai Mater Peter, laborer, 6 Liberty Van Nostrand Losee, 153 Fulton, store 38 Ferry, N. Y. Van Nostrand Mrs. Elizabeth, 21 Front Van Nort Joseph, cartman, 32 Hicks Van Nuyse James, marketman, 41 Main Van Pelt Jacob, shoemaker, 40 Fulton Vair Pelt Nicholas, laborer, Prospect near Gold Van Pelt widow Jane, 41 Pearl Van Voorhis Daniel, dentist, 86 Sands Van Voorhis Richard, sailmeker, 135 Sands Van Winkle James B. 47 Front Van Winkle Thomas, rope:maker, 42 Concord Velsor Cornelius, hostler, 23 Poplar Velsor Daniel, hostler,2 Elizabeth _ Videll John V. glass blower, 40 Furman Voorhis Thomas, wheelwright, $28 h. 256 Fulton Voris John, builder, 188 Fulton - Voris Stephen S coroner, 77 Fulton Vunck Samuel, tavern, 4 Main Ww Wakeman William, carpenter, 30 Fulton Waliace William 46 Adams, store William, N. 3. Walmsl-y James, furdressef, alley near Nassau - Waiters Peter, hostler, Orange Walton John F. master joiner, Prospect near Gold Wandell John, clothing store, 34 Fulton c. Front Wand« ll Rebecca mantuamzker and tailoress; 34 Fult. Ward John L. jewelier, 17 Middagh Waring Henry, store houses, 94 Furman, h. Heights Warner Henry W. Guanos lane beyond toll gate Warren Elisha, carpenter, John near Plymouth Warren John, carpepter, 25 Furman Waters Benjamin, hatter, 33 Fulton Waters Ilenry, carpenter, 79 Sands Waters John, tavern, John near Little
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Prospect near Gold
John, Webb Jehn, laborer, ct Webster John, tave oF Weeks James, hardware store, 3 Front
shop Wendell Matthew, Westbrook Fawardy shames, 3
Whittes Elijah, scien
38 BROOKLYN DIRECTORY.
Wilkins William, joiner, near Jackson
Willett George, 54 Adams
Williams Jobn, boatman, 5 Little
Williams Henry, 7 alley near James | Wiliams Orren, 49 Washington, store 127 Front, N.Y. Williams Owen Peiry, furdresser, 29 Main
Wiiliams furdresser, 76 Jay
Williams Sarah K. dry goods store, 106 Fulton Williams & Nichols, dry goods store, 106 Fulten Willis Martin, milkman, | Adams
Willis Milton, carpenter, Pearl betw. High and Nassau Wilson Charles, laborer, 43 Middagh
Wilson James, carpenter, 75 Sands
Wilson John, 27 James
Wilson Robert, cartman, 82 Pearl Wilson Solomon, gardener, al. betw. Fulton and Poplar Wilson Alice, widow of John, bekery, 86 Fulton Winslow William, 79 Nassau
Wise George $. jun. purser U. S. N. 60 Sands
Wise William, sawyer, 76 Fulton
Wise & Butler’s store, at the centre Navy Yard gate Wolcott Samuel, laborer, 72 Nassau
Wolcott Elizabeth, young ladies’ school, 7 Prospect Wood Robert, — Washington near Concord
Woodhuil Ezra C Columbia c. Pineapple
Woodhull Rev Selah S. 23 Nassau c. Washington Woodworth Abigail, Orange
Worthi: gton Erastus, 7 Prospect. [pect Worthington Erastus, j eer 50 Fultouph. 7 Pros- Worthington John, Navy Hospital, Water pn. Bridge Wortman James, carpenter, 32 Middagh
Wright Amasa, 43 Washington, store 141 Pearl, N.Y. Wright Daniel, tavern and oysterhouse, 2 Fulton Wright Frost, carpenter, 100 Sands
Wright Grove, merchant, Joralemon n. Dutch Ch, wee William, laborer, 35 Main
Wyckoff Jacob, esq. attorney at law, 89 Fulton Wyckoff Samuel, porter, 16 Main ~
Wyckoff, Mrs. Everit-st. n. Doughty
VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN. 39.
Y Yerks Isaac, furdresser, 14 Henry Yerks James, fursdresser, 85 Sands Young Carl, blacksmith, 1! Stewart’s-Alley Young John I. liewt. U. S N. 47 Main Young Nathan, carpenter, 78 Hicks : Young Francis, 91 Sands . # Young Henry, carpenter, i n. Sands. —
Zuill John O. shipmaster 55 “Main (ee ee
VILLAGE OF BROOKLYN. —
ABSTRACT
OF THE ACT OF INCORPORATION, PASSED APRIL, 1816.
Boundaries —That part of the town of Brook- lyn, heretofore called the “Fire District,” and which, in the year 1816, was incorporated by an act ge Bs toon powers in the inhabitants, and therein ca the “Viniace or Brooxtyn,”’ is
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year, by the freeholders and inhabitants qualified to vote at town meetings. The board choose their president, treasurer, clerk, and collector. Powers of the inhabitants.—-The freeholders and inhabitants are declared a body corporate, and “are by law capable of purchasing, holding, and conveying, any estate, real and personal, for the use of the said village, (provided the said estate be within the limits of the said village) and of erect- ing any public buildings for the use of the said village, and of raising money by tax for erecting such public buildings, hasing such real or per- sonal property, or making any necessary repairs or improvements, procuring fire-engines and other implements for extinguishing fires, and for making a reasonable compensation to the officers of the corporation.” ; Powers of the Trustees—The Trustees, or a major part of them, are empowered “ to make, or- dain, constitate, and publish, such prudential by- laws, rules and regulations, as they from time to time shall deem meet and proper ; and such in par- ticular as relate to the public markets, streets, al- leys, and highways of the said village; to drain- ing, filling up, levelling, paving, er a eho and keeping in rthe same; to slaughter-houses, rei of ill fame, and nuisances generally ; _rela- tive to a village-watch, and lighting the streets of the said village; relative to restraining geese, swine, or cattle of any kind ; relative to the better improvement of their common lands; relative to the inspection of weights and measures, and. assize of bread; relative to erecting and regulating hay- scales; relative to the licensing of -public porters, eartmen, hackney-coachmen, gaugers, weigh-mas- ters, measurers, inspectors of ‘beef and pork, of wood, of staves and heading, and of lamber ; rela-
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tive to public wells, pumps, and reservoirs or cis- terns of water, to be kept filled for the extinguish- ment of fires ; relative to the number of taverns or inns to be licensed in said village; and relative to any thing whatsoever that may concern the public and oe government of the said village; but no such by-laws shall extend to the regulating or fix- ing of the prices of any commodities or articles of provision, except the article of bread, that may be offered for sale.”
ABSTRACT OF AN ACT TO AMEND THE ACT OF IN- CORPORATION, PASSED APRIL 9, 1824.
Every white male inhabitant between the ages of 20 and 60, who possesses a personal estate of $150 value, and is not exempted from serving on juries, shall be liable to serve as jurors within the | village.
The Trustees may order the pitching, paving,
and altering of streets, and the cleansing and ate | ing of vaults, and cause equitable assessments to be
made on all houses and lots benefitted thereby, for the payment of such improvements.
The Trustees are (on application in writing of a majority of the persons who are intended to be benefitted thereby, or whose property shall be as- sessed for the payment of the expense attending the same) empowered to widen and alter streets al- ready laid out in the village, and also to lay out and make streets and roads, as they shall think ne- cessary. Lands and houses of any persons may be taken, on making reasonable satisfaction for the same, in the manner prescribed. An assess- ment must be made of the value of the lands and buildings so taken, and also of the benefits to the owners of houses and ~~ in the village, and such
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assessments are obligatory on all persons con- cerned. |
If a tax on any property in the village is unpaid, and the owner cannot be found, or has not a sonal property whereon to levy, then a sale of the said property can be made for the lowest term of years at which any person will take it, and pay the tax and charges.
The village may be divided into pump and well districts, and pumps and wells may be made on application to the trustees of a majority of the per- sons owning property to be benefitted thereby, or whose property will be assessed for the payment of the same
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AsstracT or an Act To ESTABLISH A Boarp or HeatTH IN THIS VILLAGE, AND FOR OTHER PUR- poses—Passed April 9, 1824.
The Trustees of the village for the time being are constituted a Board of Health, with power to appoint a Health Physicran, whose duty it is to visit and inspect all vessels coming to the wharves or landings which are suspected to have on board any pestilential or infectious disease, and stores and places having any unsound or damaged goods, &e.
No vessel, subject to the examination of the health officer af New-York, shall approach Brook- lyn nearer than the Quarantine at Staten Island, without a permit from him. Vessels having per- mits shall in six hours afte: their arrival deliver it to the president of the board, under a penalty of fine and imprisonment.
Any vessel lying at or near any of the wharves or landing places, which the board of health believe to be dangerous to the health of the inhabitants,
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may be ordered off to the distance of at least 500 . yards. If the order is disobeyed, the offending
to the board every patient under their charge, !a- boring under malignant or yellow fever.
Persons keeping boarding or longs houses, shall, between the Ist June and 15th November, within six hours after any sea-faring man or 80~ journer shall be sick in such house, make report in writing thereof to the board. And masters of ves- sels and others may not, between the days afore- said, remove any sick person from a vessel into the village, without obtaining a permit for that pur- pose from the board of health.
The board have power (by the consent and ad- vice of the inhabitants, in @ public meeting held for the purpose) to issue their proclamation prohi- biting or regulating intercourse by land between the village and any other place.
All persons in the village, not being residents thereof, sick of a pestilential or infectious disease, and all things deemed infected, may be remo’ to the hospital of the village, or to any other place which the board think fit.
Putrid and unsound beef, pork, fish, hides, or skins, may be destroyed by order of the board.
ABSTRACT
OF THE CORPORATION LAWS OF THE VILLAGE Or BROOKLYN.
Guns, Pistols, Crackers, and Fireworks—not to be fired in the village under the penalty of five dollars; and the master, guardian, or parent, made liable for the penalty—(mulitary reviews are. €X- cepted.) |
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Horses or Carriages—not to be driven in the streets faster than five miles an hour—penalty five dollars ; parents, guardians, masters, and mistres- ses liable for the penalty.
Streets—not to be obstructed by goods, lumber, or carriages, longer than one hour, (except where building or repairing houses) nor holes dug, or heaps of dirt left in the streets, or horses shod therein, or sod dug. therefrom, or from the open grounds, under the enalty of five dollars; nor fires made therein, under the penalty of ten dollars.
Sunday—no servile work or labor, buying or selling, or showing goods for sale, permitted on Sunday, (except small meat, milk, and fish, before nine in the morning) penalty five dollars ; persons sporting, playing at ball, or pastimes—if above 14 years old, forfeit one dollar each—(works of cha- rity, piety, or necessity, are excepted in the above aw.
“tring at marks or targets, with ball or shot— forfeit five dollars; and captains with their com- panies so offending, forfeit twenty-five dollars.
Bread—not marked with the initials of the ba- ker’s name, is forfeited for the poor, and the baker
_ forfeits 63 cents per loaf; if not made of wholsome flour, or wanting weight, also forfeited, and the baker forfeits 10 cents for each loaf. Poormasters appointed inspectors of bread, and authorized to enter all necessary places to examine it.
Hogs—not to run at large—penalty 3 dollars each, to be paid by the owner, and pigs one dellar each; hogs may also be impounded and sold for the penalty ; the president of the board may em- ploy a person to put the law in force—shall pay the informer, &c, two thirds of the penalty.
Cartmen—to be licensed—no unlicensed person to drive for hire ; cartmen refusing to employ their
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cart, unless then engaged, forfeit 3 dollars—asking more than allowed by law, or guilty of fraud, for- feit five dollars and their license; any cart or wagon may be hired by the day, to remove cung, earth, &c.
Fires—chief engineer, or in his absence, the old- est fire-warden to command at a fire—the trustees, magistrates and fire-wardens, must repair to fires, and may order all suspected and idle persons to a distance, and order citizens where to assist; per- sons refusing, forfeit 2 dollars. Constables must repair to fires with their badge of office, and obey trustees, magistrates and fire-wardens, in arresting and keeping persons in custody, under penalty of 5 dollars. All occupants of houses, &c,. must keep the necessary number of buckets ready, and deliver them at fires—penalty 1 dollar; and 1 dollar each month they do not keep the necessary number of buckets: persons taking from fires and wilfully keeping other persons’ buckets, forfeit 5 dollars, Chimneys and stove pipes taking fire from ueglect of being swept, the occupant forfeits 5 dollars.— Tradesmen making shavings, must each day re- move or keep them in a safe place—penalty 5-dol- lars. No candle or lamp to be used in a stable, unless in a lanthorn—penalty 5 dollars.
Nuisances—any Trustee or inspector, in the day time, may enter into, and inspect places, &c. and report the state of them to the Trustees, who may order them so altered as may prevent nuisances—no offensive water or substance to be kept on any place—butchers must wash and keep their slaugh- ter houses free from noisome smells, and destroy their offals—no person may cast or leave a dead carcase in any street or lot—inspectors must report
laces where putrid beef, hides, &c. are kept and Trustees may order = — or destroyed—
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no tubs removed or sinks cleaned, except between 10 o’clock at night and 4 in the morning; in all breaches ofthe foregoing laws, penalty 10 dollars— and 5 dollars a day for not complying with a writ- ten order, &c,
Cleaning Streets—no dirt or rubbish to be put in a paved street, and left there six hours, except where building or repairing. Occupants of hou- ses fronting paved streets, must on every Tuesday and Friday morning from Ist of April to Ist of De- cember, before 10 o’clock, cause all rubbish on their lots to be laid in a pile in the street, and must clean their gutters, and sweep all the dirt from the middle of the street in front of them to such pile, to be removed by the person appointed by the Trus- tees—penalty 2 dollars. Persons building must remove dirt and stones cast in any street, within 24 hours, unless licensed by the Trustees—penalty 2 dollars—no trade or business may be carried on in a street, or on a side walk—penalty 2 dollars:
rsons not cleaning the paved street, forfeit 2 dol- ars; and the persons employed by the Trustees may do it, and recover double the value of the work besides the penalty.
Bathing—No person is permitted to bathe, be- tween sun-rise and sun-set, if any of the waters of the East River, between the foot of Jay-street and Pierpont’s distillery, under forfeiture of $5.
Dirt—No dirt or earth can be taken from any street or public highway—penalty $5.
Weghts & Measures—All weights and measures are required to be sealed by the Viilage Sea'er.
Numbering of Buildings—All_ uild.ngs are to be numbered in conformity to the di: ections oi the su- perintendant, under a penalt on the occupant of 50 cents for each week’s neglect.
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OFFICERS OF/THE VILLAGE—1824. Elected annually, on the first Monday in May.
'TRUSTEES,;—Joshua Sands, President, John Doughty, Joseph Moser, John Moon, Samuel James. Assessors.—Losee Van Nostrand, Gamaliel King, John D. Conklin.
Officers appointed by the Trustees.
J. G. T. Hunt, Health Physiciap. John Dikeman, Clerk. Jobn Lawrence, Collector.
Samuel Watts,
Jobn Titus, Weick Andrew Tombs, o* R. W. Doughty.
Burdet Stryker, Measurer. — W. A. Sale, Measurer of Lime.
FIRE DEPARTMENT. :
John Doughty, Chief Engineer. Edward Coope,
Joseph Moser, Wardens. John Moon,
Encine No. 1. Joshua Sutton, Foreman.
No. 2. Gamaliel King, Foreman.
No. 3. Jeremiah Wells, Foreman
No. 4. George Fricke, Foreman. 7 Hoox & Lapper Company. John Smith, For’n.
Note.—Five large cisterns are a at different p aces contiguous to pumps, on the igh ground and are kept full of water D waneitdliag toes: 7
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48 FIREMEN—NAVY-YARD.
INCORPORATED FIREMEN.
[This association is incorperated for raising a fund to assist disabled Firemen, and the widows and children of deceased Firemen.}
John Doughty, President. Joshua Sutton, Vice-President. Jacob Brown, Collector. Richard Cornell, Secretary. Isaac Nostrand, Treasurer. Jeremiah Wells, } George Fricke, Gamaliel King, Michael Trapple, Joseph Moser, > Trustees. Parshall Wells, George L. Birch, | : John Smith,
Joseph Sprague, - |
TRUSTEES Or District Scnoon, No. 1}.
The house is on the corner of Concord & Adams-st. William Cornwell, Joseph Sprague, Charles I. Doughty.
UNITED STATES’ NAVY YARD.
Samuel Evans, Captain Commandant.
George W. Rodgers, Master Commandant. Benjamin Cooper, Lieutenant of the Yard: Francis H. Ellison, Master of do.
Cook, Surgeon of do. & of Marine Barracks.
George S. Wise Jun. Purser of the Yard.
Tunis Craven, Naval Store-keeper. John Floyd, Naval Constructor. Richard Smith, Major commanding Marine Corps,
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LONG-ISLAND BANK. Office No. 5, Front-street. Instituted in 1824——Capital $300,000. Directors. Leffert Lefferts, Fanning C. Tucker, Jehiel Jagger Jacob Hicks, Jobn C. Freeke, Henry Waring, J. C. Vanderveer, Nehemiah Denton, Jordan Coles, Elkanah Doolittle, Silas Butler, Thomas Everit, jun. George Little.
Leffert Lefferts, President. Daniel Embury, Cashier.
BROOKLYN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY. Office No. 11 Front, corner of Dock-st. Instituted 1824———Capital Stock $150,000.
William Furman, President. Freeman Hopkins, Secretary.
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CENSUS OF KINGS COUNTY—Taken in August, 1820. White Males. White Females. Blacks. Tolal
Brovklyn, 3001 2972 828 6801 Do. Navy Yard, 366 Bushwick, 365 387 182 934 Flatbush, 376 357 294 (4087 Flatlands, 194 197 121 512 Gravesend, 226 199 109 534 New Utretcht, 422 379 208 1009
4584 4491 1742 ‘/ 11,183
a 1820 the Village of Brooklyn contained 5210 inhabitants, and in point of population is the third place ia the state. ©
The Town of Brooklyn contained in 1820, 7167 inhabitants. in 1814, 3806
Gain in six years, 2362
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50 CHURCHES.
CHURCHES IN BROOKLYN. REFORMED DUTCH CHURCH.
Situated in Joralemon-street, near Fulton-street. Rev. Seran S. Woopuutui, D. D. Pastor.
Leffert Lefferts, e
Tunis Joralemon, Eld David Anderson, _— Nehemiah Denton,
Theodorus Polhemus,
James De Bevoise Adrian Hegeman, eae
Adriance Van Brunt, John C. Freeke, Treasurer.
ST. ANN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Situated in Sands-street, corner of Washington-st. Rev. Henry U. Onverponx, Rector.
William Cornwell Joshua Sands, Wardens.
James B. Clarke, ) — John H. Moore, Robert Bach, Robert Carter, py, , | Adam Tredwell, Py extrymen. f Losee Van Nostrand, Fanning C. Tucker, A. H. Van Bokkelen, } William Cornwell, Treasurer.
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cuvacHes &c. 51
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH. Situated in Sands-street, between Fulton and Wash- ; oats
[A new has been erected within the year past, on the corner of York and Gold-streets, for the accommodation of the population ia the vicinity of the Navy-Yard ]
Rev. William Ross,, Pastor in charge. John Garrison, } Andrew Mercein [saac Moser, George Smith, . - William Foster, > Trustees. j Isaac Nostrand, : —Jacob Brown, John G. Murphy, : R. Van Voris. |
Isaac Moser, Treasurer. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
(Incorporated Feb. 1822.)
Situated in Cranberry-street, between Hicks aud E Rev. Joseru Sanrorp,, Pastor. Zechariah Smith
ers
Selden Gates, Ezra C. Woodhull,
Alden Spooner, :
George Hall ist. Class.
Edward Coope,
Nath’l. Howland,
Henry W. Warner, 5 2d. Class. > Trustees. Benjamin Meeker,
Joseph § Doolittle, shee
Silas Butler,
Elkanah Doolittle, President of the Board. Silas Butler, (lerk, do.
Ezra C. Woodhull, Treasurer.
52 CHURCHES.
AFRICAN METHODIST CHU RCH. Situated in High-street, near Bridge-street.
Rev. » Pastor in Charge.
Peter Croger, Benjamin Croger, James Thompson, { Preachers and Class Cesar Springfield, Leaders. Titus Rosevelt
Jacob Titus,
Charles Ash, Chairman. John E. Jackson, Sec’y.
y Cesar Spritigheld,Ereasurer. Trustees.
Cornelius Anderson, Samuel Brown,
William Holland, Michael Thompson,
ROMAN CATHOLIC CHI ¢CH. Situated in Jay-street, near Conc d-street.
Leaders.
TRUSTEES.
George S. Wise, jun. Pres’t. Board Trustees. Peter Turner, Secretary.
William Purcell, Treasurer.
James Rose,
Darby Dawson,
William M‘Laughlin,
Patrick Scanlan.
MASONIC LODGES. 53 MASONIC LODGES IN BROOKLYN.
Fortitupe Loner, No. $1.
W. Levi Porter, Master. John Van Duyne, Senior Warden. David Storm, Junior Warden. George Little, Treasurer. John F. Walton, Secretary. _ Charles Poling, Senior Deacon. Ebenezer Jones, Junior Deacon.
ay gods all, i Masters of Ceremonies.
Francis Obrey, George Fries, Stewards.
Grinman Geere, Tyler. Past Masters—Losee Van Nostrand, Garret
Duryee, James Boyd, John Hammell, Samuel S. Birdsall.
Honentinven Lopes, No. 338.
Abiathar Young, Master. J. G. T. Hunt, S. W. ay h Sprague, J. W. . Worthington, Secretary. J.N. whey gemma W. G. Stoddart, S. D. ~ 5. Tne. J. D. Matthew James, Geo. W. Rodgers, Masters of Cere- Ralph Malbone, : montes. John Oakey, Tyler.
Past Masters. —Isaac Nichols, John Titus, E- Worthington, Geo. — Ralph Malbone.
54 TOWN OFFICERS—MFDICAL SOCIETY. TOWN-OFFICERS OF BROOKLYN.
William Furman, Supervisor. John Doughty, Town Clerk.
John Spader,
Richard Stanton,
Joseph Moser, eIssessors. Andrew Demarest,
John S. Bergen,
William Cornwell, ‘Overseers of Isaac Moser, the Poor.
Nehemiah Denton, Comm’rs of Highways ¥
John Ryerson, jr. Samuel Smith, Fence Viewers.
John M‘Kenney, Constable and Collector. John Lawrence, Conetables.
Samuel Doxey,
Tabort Nichole Commissioners of Josiah Noyes, , Common Schools. C. I. Doughty, ,
Evan Beynon, Inspec s. — Robert Snow, c ,
Burdett Stryker, Measurer.
MEDICAL SOCIETY OF KINGS COUNTY. Anniversary Meeting in April.
Cornelius Low, of Bushwick, President. Matthew Wendell of pr me ae ice-Pres’t. Adrian Vanderveer, of Flatbush, Secretary. John Carpenter, of New-Utrecht, Treasurer.
Charles Ball,
Joseph G. T. Hunt, Censors.
Thomas W. Henry,
Matthew Wendell, Delegate to State Society.
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COUNTY OFFIC ERS—MILITIA.
KINGS COUNTY.
Hon. Leffert Lefferts, First Judge.
Teunis Schenk, | John Skillman, Jun. Teunis Joralemon, Judges. ; Jeremiah Johnson,
John Garrison, John G. Murphy, Brooklyn.
Samuel Smith,
Gab. De Bevoise, John P. Van Cot Bushwick. ustices.
Joseph Couselyea,
— Flatlands. Thomas Hegeman
A.J. Van Brunt, ° N. Utrecht be y
John T. Bergen, New-Utrecht, Sheriff. Abraham Vanderveer, Brooklyn, Clerk. Stephen 8. Voris, Coroner of Brooklyn.
a 3 c. Simi th, : Auctioneers of Brooklyn. William Cornell, Inspector of Spirits. Joseph Herbert, Inspector of Leather. The Courts of Common Pleas and General Ses- sions of the Peace, for Kin County, are held the third Tuesdays of April a October.
MILITIA OF KINGS COUNTY. 64TH REGIMENT INFANTRY.
B. M. Van Van Beuren, ae Pao Charles Oakley, Major and '
MILITIA.
Abraham Lott, Quarter Master—Flatbush. Samuel Garrison, Paymaster—Gravesend.
Cornelius Dubois, Surgeon—New- Utrecht. Adrian Vanderveer, do. Mate—Flatbush. Abm. Remsen, Jr. Serg’t. Maj.—Wallaboght.
George Hall, Sg, Lt. Infantry, Brooklyn.
Joseph Burroughs, Ensign. Jas. D. Denuyse, Capt. Jas. C. Church, Lieut. Wm. W. Cropsey, Ensign. Rich’d. Stillwell, Capt.
Simon C, Samaen Lieut. Court Johnson, Ensign. John A. Voorhees, Capt. John Lott, Lieut.
Corns. Bergen, j jr. Ensign. Jahn G. Van Cott, Capt. John I. Meserole, Lieut. Peter Debevoise, Ensign.
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Lt. Infantry, New-Utrecht.
Gravesend. Flatlands. Bushwick.
John Joralemon, Lieut. Henry Story, Ensign.
Simeon Back, Capt. Allen Lippencott, Lieut. John, F. Duflon, Ensign.
John Skillman, Capt. Nicholas C. pte. Lieut. Rob’t Van Voorhees, Ensign.
Jacob Wyckoff, ie Thomas Betts, Lieut Tjeut,
Brooklyn. Brooklyn. Brooklyn.
Flatbush.
Francis Saeeting The Capt. Teunis Ra lyea, Lieut.
Brooktyn. Henry T.
artin, Ensign,
_-—-« POST-OFFICE. 57 POST-OFFICE.
The Office is keptat No. 97 Fulton-street. Georce L. Burcu, Post-Master.
The Mail is carried daily between the post-office in Brooklyn and the post-office in New-York.— Closes in Brooklyn every morning, (Sunday’s ex- cepted) at 8 o’clock. Arrives every afternoon, at 4 o'clock.
The mails through Long-Island, on the north and south roads, arrive every Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, a.m. and depart every Thursday at 8 o’clock, a. m.
Rates of Postage.—Single letters are carried at the following rates :
Miles. Cents. Any distance not exceeding 30 6 Over 30 and not exceeding 80 10 Over 80 and not exceeding 150 124 Over 150 and not exceeding 400 18%
Over 400 ~ ~ - - - 25
Double and triple letters are double and triple the above rates,
Newspapers.—Every newspaper carried not over . 100 miles, - - - 1 cent, Over 100 miles, - , - 14 But if carried to any post-office in the state in which it is printed, whatever be the distance, the~ rate is 1 cent.
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LONG-ISLAND STAGES.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-——1824.
Flatbush, Bath, and Island,—Stages will leave Brooklyn, (C. 8. Downing’s tavern) every day at 10 oclockfa. m. and at 5 o’clock p. m. for Bath via Flatbush.—Leave Bath daily at 7 a. m. and at half past 3 p. m.—A stage also leaves Flatbush, (Voris’s) at 7 a. m. and leaves Brooklyn, (Hunter's) at 6 p. m.—Fare to Flatbush 25 cents—to Bath yf yy ow eS (Downing’s) da
jamaica oach.— Leaves yn, i every day except Sunday, at 5 p. m.—Leaves Jamaica at 8 a. m.—Fare 50 cents.
Jamaica Post Coach.—Leaves Brooklyn, (T. Cock’s tavern) and Ja- maica same‘hours.—F are 50 cents.
[. B. Another line between the city and Jamaica by way of Williamsburgh Ferry. ,
and Nentuwn.—Leaves Flushing, (Lowerree’s) daily at 7 a. m. and Newtown (Bloom's) at half past 7— arrives at New-York via Ww Ferry.—Leaves New-York (Flewry’s, 340 Pearl-st.) at 4 p. m.—*,*Letters and packages are taken from the store of Ni- 004, No. 8 Fulton-slip, at 3 p. m.
Hempstead.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at half past 2 p. m.— Arrives Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at 1 p. m.—Fare 62 1-2 cents.
Jerusalem.— Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) Tuesdays and Saturdays at 2 p. m.—Arrives Mondays and Fridays —Fare 50 cents.
; y-South.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Valentine Smjth’s tavern) on Wednesday, at 2. p. m.—Arrives Tuesday at 4 p. wm.—Fare 50 cents,
slip.—Leaves Brookiyn, (Downing’s) Wednesdays and ys, at 8 a, m.—Arrives Mondays and Thursdays, at 5 p. m. Fare 1 dollar.
Hempstead-Harbor and G1 eat- Neck.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s’ Tuesdays and Saturdays, at | p. m.—Arrives Mondays and Fridays, at 1 p. m.—Fare 62 1-2 cents.
Westbury.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) Fridays, at 2 p. m.— Arrives Thursdays at 2 p. m.—Fare 50 cents
Jericho.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Saturdays, at I. p. m.—Arrives Mondays, Tuesdays, and Fridays, at | p. m.—Fare 62 1-2 cente.
Musquito-Cove.— Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) Tuesdays and Satur- days, at m.—Arrives Mondays & Fridays, at 1 p. m.—Fare 62 1-2 cts.
Buckram.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Cock’s) on Friday, at noon.—Ar- rives on Thursday at 3 p.m. Fare 62 1-2 cents.
Norwich.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’s) on Saturday, at 1 p. m.— Arrives Fridays, at 1 p. m.—Fare 62 1-2 cents.
Oysterbay.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Cock’s) Tuesdays, at noon.—Ar- rives tie ate at 2 p. m.—Fare 75 cents. é
Cold-S .— Leaves Brooklyn, (V. Smith’s) Fridays, at 1 p. m.— Arrives ‘Thursdays, at 4 p. m.—F are 62 1-2 cents.
Dicvhills and Smithtown.— Leaves Brooklyn, (Downing’) Saturdays, at 9 a. m.—Arrives Thursdays, at 5 p.m.—Fare to Dixhills, 1 dollar— to Smithtown | dollar 50 cents.
Huntington.—Leave Brooklyn, (one from Downing’s, and another from Cock*s) Tuesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, at 9 a. m.—Arrtive Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays—Fare one dollar.
dap Barter Mail Stage.—Leaves Brooklyn, (Cock’s) on Thursday, at § a. m.—Arrives on Wednésday, at 10 a. m.—Fare 5 dolls.
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